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What Is Your Masonic Membership Worth


Have you ever paused to consider what your Masonic membership is worth to you- not in dollars, but in the things that dollars cannot buy?

Was there ever a passport into more wonderful friendships than that represented by your membership in Masonry? Has the thought occurred to you that you extend your hand in fellowship and understanding, and it is received not by a limited group, but by millions?

Do we give thought to the strength and inspiration that we receive from the lessons of Masonry, and how those lessons enrich our lives, and broaden our vision? Yes, they even make possible an education, the like of which is not possible through any other course of instruction.

Have you ever thought how Masonry makes you tolerant of the other fellow's faults and weaknesses because Love has brought Wisdom from the Great Light of Freemasonry?

Have you ever thought of the privileges of service that Masonry offers- the happiness derived from such service and sacrifice?

When we entered the portals of Masonry we had certain qualifications necessary to become a Mason, but do we take stock of ourselves and find that we have grown spiritually and mentally over years that we have worked in Masonry?

Have you ever looked upon the face of a brother who is about to receive a button for 50 years of service to Masonry? What do you suppose Masonry has meant to that brother?

Let us take our Masonic membership to our heart. Let us thank God for the privilege of our Masonic membership.

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